(1) She was wearing the medal he gave her as a keepsake

(2) Someday this will be a wonderful keepsake for my children and grandchildren.

(3) It serves to jog my memory and will certainly become a keepsake for my children.

(4) A sketchbook can also be like a diary, in the sense that it is a keepsake of memories, interests and observations from this time in a student's life.

(5) This form of altered book will be a keepsake for your family for decades to come.

(6) This becomes a treasured keepsake and a priceless gift.

(7) Family photos and diaries that had been on desks were being passed on for relatives to identify and preserve as keepsakes .

(8) People's anecdotes and keepsakes will be used to help make a local history film and put on an exhibition in the village.

(9) His new apartment is decorated with keepsakes from his yearly month-long sojourns around the world.

(10) I opened one box of journals and keepsakes and there I found an old autograph book that was given to me when I moved from the Midwest at eight years old.

(11) For those who are looking for something smaller from the Far North, there is a rich profusion of hand-woven articles and intricately carved boxes and keepsakes .

(12) She is a sentimental person who would not dream of parting with diaries, photos, ornaments and keepsakes .

(13) We also stored old photographs and keepsakes in it.

(14) Customers usually consider these photographs as very special keepsakes and often seek out high-end framing to give their keepsake the best treatment possible.

(15) He gave the youth a yellow package of letters and keepsakes to deliver to his family.

(16) The wallet was stuffed full of pictures, letters, keepsakes and prayer cards.

(17) So on the top shelf of her closet I have some keepsakes : a blanket her father bought when she was a few months old, a CD he made, a book he picked out.

(18) Passenger lists were keepsakes , and they often included attractive cover designs and copies of paintings, posters, and drawings.

(19) Jean had been carrying the cash and the precious keepsakes in her handbag because she had been burgled and did not think it safe to leave them in the house.

(20) I am interested in the relationship between large monuments and memorials and small mementos, charms, and keepsakes , and I hope to question some of the set notions about their comparative importance.